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A small child cries receiving a vaccine from a healthcare worker.

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January 16, 2025

Child undernutrition linked to global measles outbreaks

黑料不打烊 study of fully vaccinated South African children finds a link between stunted growth and weakened immunity.
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Portrait of Caroline Massicotte.

Health in the Community

January 16, 2025

Caroline Massicotte: "Right where I want to be"

The Outaouais family doctor, Campus Outaouais professor and public health advocate loves the diversity her multi-faceted job offers.

PhD student Angelos Pistofidis and biochemistry professor Martin Schmeing photographed in the lab.

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January 15, 2025

How tiny microbial machines create life-saving meds

Discovery led by PhD student Angelos Pistofidis (left) and biochemistry prof Martin Schmeing (right) could help unlock next-generation therapeutics.

Portrait of Michael Kearney.

Health in the Community

January 17, 2024

In conversation with palliative care expert Michael Kearney

Dr. Kearney sat down with us to share his wisdom gleaned from nearly 50 years in the field ahead of delivering the inaugural Palliative Care National Grand Rounds lecture.

200 Years, 200 Stories

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